Viewing Geometric Protein Structures From Inside a CAVE

Authors:
Nataraj Akkiraju;Herbert Edelsbrunner;Ping Fu;Jiang Qian
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Year:
1996

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Abstract

We compute and visualize four geometric protein models: the space filling diagram, the solvent accessible surface, the molecular surface, and the alpha complex. Relations between the models are illustrated via continuous deformations. A supercomputer does the computations at a remote site and sends the results through I-WAY to the Cave Automatic Virtual Environment for visualization.